ECPI University
Provider of career-focused higher education and degree programs.
Company facts
- Founded
- 1966
- Employees
- 2,000
- Headquarters
- United States
- Type
- Private
About
What started as a vision in Norfolk, Virginia, in 1966 has now transformed into a widespread academic institution known as ECPI University. This evolution from one campus to a robust institution offering accelerated degree programs across various fields, especially technology and healthcare, reflects a relentless commitment to innovation and student success. Founded by Alfred Dreyfus, a Holocaust survivor, ECPI aimed to provide a student-centered learning environment that meets the unique needs of adult learners. The university quickly gained recognition for its forward-thinking, market-based curriculum, being among the first to offer classes in computer programming during a time when technology was just beginning to take root in education. Today, ECPI University maintains a footprint across the United States, with multiple campuses in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, and Texas, along with a robust online education platform. The institution’s dedication to hands-on learning ensures that students not only gain theoretical knowledge but also practical skills necessary for their careers. With programs designed to allow students to go from zero to a Bachelor’s degree in as little as 2.5 years, ECPI exemplifies the ideal of accessible, accelerated education that empowers individuals to achieve their professional goals swiftly. The continuing journey of ECPI University is marked by its unwavering commitment to delivering high-quality education tailored to the demands of a rapidly changing workforce, fostering a community where students can thrive and succeed in their chosen fields.
Open positions
Engineering Technology Graduate Adjunct Faculty
Compensation: $1,499 – $1,801 per course section. Compensation is determined by discipline, credential level, and course type. Ranges reflect good faith estimates based on current pay practices. The Department of…
Adjunct Faculty, Humanities
Compensation: $1,499 – $1,650 per course section. Compensation is determined by discipline, credential level, and course type. Ranges reflect good faith estimates based on current pay practices. Overview This position…
Adjunct Faculty, Physics
Compensation: $1,499 – $1,705 per course section. Compensation is determined by discipline, credential level, and course type. Ranges reflect good faith estimates based on current pay practices. Overview This is not a…
Adjunct Faculty, Managerial Finance - MBA Program
Compensation: $1,402 – $1,595 per course section. Compensation is determined by discipline, credential level, and course type. Ranges reflect good faith estimates based on current pay practices. This position will work…
Adjunct Faculty, Supply Chain - MBA Program
Compensation: $1,402 – $1,595 per course section. Compensation is determined by discipline, credential level, and course type. Ranges reflect good faith estimates based on current pay practices. This position will work…
Adjunct Faculty, Communications
Compensation: $1,499 – $1,650 per course section. Compensation is determined by discipline, credential level, and course type. Ranges reflect good faith estimates based on current pay practices. This position is based…
Adjunct Faculty, Mathematics
Compensation: $1,320 – $1,499 per course section. Compensation is determined by discipline, credential level, and course type. Ranges reflect good faith estimates based on current pay practices. This is not a remote…
Adjunct Faculty, Psychology
Compensation: $1,279 – $1,499 per course section. Compensation is determined by discipline, credential level, and course type. Ranges reflect good faith estimates based on current pay practices. This position is based…